anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-14

FAITH OF THE NATION SUBJECT OF SERMON HERE SUNDAY Yesterday morning in the Presbyterian church, the pastor, Rev. Thomas H. Walker, spoke on the "Faith of the Nation," from Ephesians 1:22: "He hath put all things under His feet." He said in part: "Armistice Day the nation laid to rest in his marble crypt the representative soldier of the thousands who made the supreme sacrifice. Across the marble arch of the national memorial to our soldier and sailor dead is inscribed this immortal saying of Lincoln spoken at Gettysburg, 'We here highly resolve that these dead shall ont have died in vain.' This is more true today than when uttered by Lincoln, 'The Faith of the Nation.'" "In President Wilson's final message to confess occurs this stirring sentences, also from Lincoln, 'Let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith let us dare to do our duty as we understand it.' This, too, is embodied in 'The Faith of the Nation.' This, the faith in which was conceived and out of which has come the great hope of the world that a Are You Properly Paid For Doing The Family Washing? In a great many homes housewives, have discovered that they have been doing their family washing at a loss—they have found that the same amount of time employed other ways will add much more to the comfort of the families. Let us do your washing. We'll call for your bundle; we'll wash everything for you and iron the heavy, flat pieces. Phone 18 Let us do your washing. We'll call for your bundle; we'll wash everything for you and iron the heavy, flat pieces. Phone 18 Anaheim Laundry Co. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Prepare for the Rains Now is the time to get new Curtains and your old top recovered. Quality and workmanship guaranteed. EARL FARRIS 226. South Los Angeles St. Phone 668, Anaheim, Cal. THIS IS THIS IS HUMPHREY RADIANTFIRE WEEK The Humphrey RADIANTFIRE sends forth rays like California sunshine—vibrant with cheerful warmth free from any disagreeable odor, generating a powerful and steady heat. These unique gas fires, by virtue of their RADIANT quality, actually serve to purify the air rather than vitiate it. THERE'S A WARM RECEPTION AWAITING YOU at your RADIANTFIRE distributors' showrooms, for THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 14 TO 19 has been chosen as Humphrey RADIANTFIRE WEEK throughout California. Your dealer is displaying for you the many attractive models of Humphrey RADIANTFIRE HEATERS—that, at the very beginning of cold weather, you may be introduced to the most perfect heating device yet produced. He will explain to you just why this heat is as pure as California Sunshine. Southern Counties Gas Company Phone 166 238 East Center Street “There is only one RADIANTFIRE—Humphrey builds it.” The HUMPHREY Radiantfire IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM Town and County Topics Miss Wilhelmina Ziman was the dinner guest of Miss Marion Wallace Sunday. —Hear these big fix trots, "Till Promise," "Santu." "Tucky Home" demonstrated at Hammel's Music Store. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Ackermen and daughter and Mrs. Margaret O'Rourk motored to Huntington Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trudeau and Misses Maybelle and Flarence Hammill were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Olney of Gardena Sunday. —Watch for the opening date of the Cedar Chest. Adv. Miss Blanche Mickel and Kurt Epstein enjoyed a fishing trip to Catalina Sunday. They did not succeed in catching many fish. —Witman for good jewelry. Adv. Mrs. Standfield has accepted a position with the Kafeteria Shoe store. —Cedar Chest opens about the 18th Watch for the exact date. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian and family motored to Long Beach Sunday. —Mary E. Coons, Notary Public, 120 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 759. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Brunswick and daughter Georgena were visitors at Huntington Beach Sunday. —Amack & Sanderson, chiropractors, 148 West Center street. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Evans and family of Belle Station were guests of Anaheim relatives Sunday. If it's from Witman's it’s good. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Amstut and family and Mr. and Mrs. Moore motored to San Pedro Sunday. —Two big blue numbers, "I Want Some Lovin' Blues." "Wabash Blues." Song Shop, Hammel's Music Store. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Paschall and Misses Alleen Frances Adams motored to Long Beach Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Henderson. —Witman: Eyesight specialist. Adv. Harley Wentz and children visited in Los Angeles Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pickle spent Sunday with relatives in Fullerton. Mrs. William Knott and children are spending today with Los Angeles friends. Mrs. Rudolph Gerkin motored to Los Angeles this morning as the guest of friends. Eugene Gordon and family, formerly of Chester, Ill., attended the Illinois picnic at Sycamore Grove Saturday. Starting with November 23, L.J. Heffner will give away a turkey prize to the best dancers at Olive hall. This will continue every Wednesday night through the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ankrim; and family of Hemeet were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. W.E.Bartlett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schlensauer and family of Los Angeles were Sunday guests at the M.J.Herzler home. Andrew Nelson of La Mirada is a patient at the Anaheim sanatorium. Sam Barker, who has been employed at F.A.Yungbluth, clothier, for the last six months, is returning to Phoenix, Arizona, where he has accepteda position with one of the banks of that city. HEMSTITCHING —Expert work, immediate delivery. I reline coats, suits, furs, Mme.Parks, Anaheim Dye Works, 217 W.Center, Phone 167J.-Adv. ANAHEIM SECRETARY OF RED GROSS TELLS OF CHAPTER'S WORK A total of 46,000 pounds of clothing contributed by more than 160 American communities, has already been received at Brooklyn, N.Y., ready for shipment in response to the joint ap- high-grade spirituality in your own manhood and have made compromise with the forces of evil at work in the world. "The divine intent for human society is plain. Right shall triumph and peace shall prevail. But peace must come to the world as it comes to the individual, through allegiance to God's Son, whom 'He hath made heir of all things.' For the world's greatest problem is not dread disease or stalking famine or industrial poverty, nor is it the remaking of the map of the world, but the world's real problem lies in the hearts of men, and only Christ, the Lamb of God, can take away the sin of the world. Selfishness and hate unconfessed and unforgiven anywhere in the world is this world's constant menace. The remedy is not an armed truce or a solemnly signed treaty nor an enactment by an international tribunal; for, the nation's heart is not a bit of parchment nor is the nation's conscience a monogram. Heart religion is the needed remedy. What avails it to have the wisdom of Solomon if we have not the unselfishness of Jesus? What avails it have the theological ability of a Paul if we lack the constraining love of Jesus." Mr. and Mrs. West and family motored to San Pedro yesterday and visited the New York batleship. And when it comes to making war, a tongue that rattles frequently is mightier than a sword that rattles. If it's from Witman's it's good.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Amstut and family and Mr. and Mrs. Moore motored to San Pedro Sunday. —Two big blue numbers. "I Want Some Lovin' Blues," "Wabash Blues." Song Shop, Hammel's Music Store.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Paschall and Misses Alleen Frances Adams motored to Long Beach Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Henderson. —Witman. Eyesight specialist.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Robertson and family motored to Huntington Beach Sunday and were guests of relatives. —Big stock of secular and sacred music just in. Song Shop, Hammel's Music Store.—Adv. Miss Irene Martin of Escondido is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jack Kahley for a few days. A Neilsen of Nevada is a business visitor in Anaheim and is staying with friends while here. Miss JewellCrawley spent the week end with her aunt of Huntington Beach. Mrs. Inman is the guest of Mrs. Kahley for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Hazeltone were guests of relatives at Monrovia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I Asher of El Monte were guests of Anaheim friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown and dumbhter Marjorie motored to Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hargrove and family spent Sunday with relatives in Los Angeles. Miss Mayme Kempling motored with friends to Long Beach Sunday. Miss Gilly of Long Beach was the week-end guest of Anaheim friends. Miss Mildred Carter, Mrs. H. E. Carter and Frank Cushman motored to Long Beach Sunday evening and attended the theater. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Patrick and family were guests of friends to Catalina Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sebastian and family motored to Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burrows and M. Glover of Los Angeles were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Rains and family. Mrs. John Mohr and children and Mr. and Mrs. Corey motored to River-side Sunday and were guests of friends. Mr. Drake of the Kafeteria Shoe store is lamenting over the condition of the front axle of his machine. He returned to Anaheim late yesterday after enjoying a visit with friends in Los Angeles and was forced to curbing by reckless drivers causing the springing of the front axle to his machine. ANAHEIM SECRETARY OF RED CROSS TELLS OF CHAPTER'S WORK A total of 46,000 pounds of clothing, contributed by more than 160 American communities, has already been received at Brooklyn, N.Y., ready for shipment in response to the joint appeal of the American Red Cross and the American Friends service committee in behalf of the desperately needy Europe. The bulk of the clothing, according to the first report received at Red Cross national headquarters, is for children, whose situation is particularly pitiful. Shipments of children's clothing total nearly twenty tons and in addition Red Cross chapter workers have already made and shipped more than two tons of layettes. The response to the appeal has come from communities large and small throughout the country. Poughkeepsie, N.Y., sent 2600 pounds of clothing and shoes. Los Angeles made an initial contribution of 3400 pounds; Newton, Mass., Utica, N.Y., Chicago, Philadelphia, and Boston, each made substantial contributions. But it is a large aggregate of small committees in the west that swelled the total. "Preparation to pick up a job like Mrs. John Mohr and children and Mr. and Mrs. Corey motored to Riverside Sunday and were guests of friends. Mr. Drake of the Kafeteria Shoe store is lamenting over the condition of the front axle of his machine. He returned to Anaheim late yesterday after enjoying a visit with friends in Los Angeles and was forced to the curbing by reckless drivers causing the springing of the front axle to his machine. William Knott enjoyed a hunting trip yesterday in the Canyon. E. E. Everett was the guest of a hiking party to Camp Baldy Sunday. Fred Boltz has returned from a trip to the northern part of the state. Mr. Wallopp, Sr., celebrated his 89th birthday Saturday. Mrs. E. E. Knipe of Anaheim is a patient at the Anaheim Sanatorium. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Scott spent Sunday at Laguna Beach. Mrs. W. M. Price of this city is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Anita Androus of Fullerton is a vatient at the Anaheim sanatorium. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stewart enjoyed a motor trip to the beaches Sunday. Master John Hitchcock is a patient at the Anaheim sanatorium. Mrs. C. H. Bonzie, Mrs. L. Paven and daughter Henrietta were Sunday guests at the Pannier home. NOTICE To the membership of Carpenter's Local No. 2203, you are hereby notified that this local will give a box social and dance Wednesday evening. November 16, at Pressel's Hall, Anahelm. Bring your family and friends with a well filled box and have a grand time. Good music rendered by the new Peerless Orchestra of Anahelm. Invite your friends. Come! Come! Come!—Adv. CURES COLDS IN A DAY CASCARA QUININE Feel how stuthis paint No wonder Certain-teed made of the finest tingly fine and mixed thorewhich make no mistakes. ordinary paint equals it. face, leaving a velvety cohides the surface and keep You'd expect such high cost more, but it actually people certainly know how to price it. Each based on cost. You pay less to make. That's foul what he gets and nothing Certain-teed Paint or Varnish outside your house. Com buy any paint. GEOL 202 West Center Cert PAINT • VARNISH • ROOFING Monday, November 14, 1921. providing clothing for half a million destitute children is one of the biggest things Red Cross chapter organizations makes possible," said Mrs. Eva Boyd, secretary of the local Red Cross-chapter, yesterday. "One hundred and eight chapters in the Pacific division are working on this clothing production now. The 199 chapters in the Pacific division stand pledged to make 22,000 layettes and 170,000 garments as their share of the 250,000 layettes and 2,000,000 garments which the American Red Cross promised to deliver to central European countries this year. "A Red Cross chapter in a community is organized to express phases of community life and civic spirit for which no other organization is so well equipped. The Fifth Red Cross roll call is the annual event in which the whole community unite to set approval on Red Cross working plans." You are cordially invited TO FEAST ON Hot Waffles and Coffee NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT The Holland Electric Co. 119 No. Los Angeles St. Mrs. Bertha Skelton will demonstrate on those days the efficiency of the Westinghouse Electrical Cooking Appliances. BE SURE TO COME Truck Owners When your truck gives trouble it is essential to you that it be given attention hurriedly and in an efficient manner. We realize that loss of time for your Truck Owners When your truck gives trouble it is essential to you that it be given attention hurdily and in an efficient manner. We realize that loss of time for your equipment means lost dollars to you. Next time you have trouble bring the truck to the shop where "Our experience is your guarantee of satisfaction." We give the same attention to any make of auto. Case Tractors for the Successful Farmer. MISSION GARAGE CURTIS V. EDWARDS, Prop. Anaheim California el how smooth paint is O wonder Certain-teed paint is so smooth—it is made of the finest grade materials ground exceedingly fine and mixed thoroughly and evenly by machines which make no mistakes. And how it does spread! No ordinary paint equals it. The brush glides over the surface, leaving a velvety coating of paint that completely covers the surface and keeps it hidden. You'd expect such high grade paint as Certain-teed to cost more, but it actually costs less. The Certain-teed paint certainly know how to make paint, and they know how to price it. Each color stands on its own price, based on cost. You pay less for those colors which cost more to make. That's fair. Everybody pays only for what he gets and nothing more. We have the right certain-teed Paint or Varnish for everything inside or outside your house. Come in and see us before you buy any paint. GEORGE B. PECK 202 West Center St. Anaheim, Cal. 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